Steller Systems is Recruiting

Steller Systems is recruiting!  Due to increasing demand for our services, we currently have vacancies for Naval Architects, Senior Naval Architects, Submarine Naval Architects (Senior or Principal), a Lead Naval Architect and a Lead Systems Engineer to join our multi-disciplinary team of naval architects, marine engineers and structural engineers.  The roles will be based either in our Grade II listed offices located in the heart of the beautiful Cotswold town of Nailsworth, or at our new office in Fareham, Hampshire.

Steller Systems is a fast-growing consultancy that can offer a varied, rewarding career for motivated individuals who relish a challenge.  We are looking for team players with strong technical skills and an ability to communicate clearly.

In addition to the roles above, we are always keen to hear from talented naval architects, marine engineers and systems engineers; please see our Careers page for more details.

Department for International Development Outlines Plans for Humanitarian Relief Vessels

The Department for International Development (DFID) has outlined plans to use part of the foreign aid budget to procure two new hospital ships to help deal with natural disasters.

Steller Systems supports this proposal, having proposed this to DFID in 2017. Steller Systems developed and proposed an innovative design for a dedicated humanitarian operations vessel as a means to offer a more targeted and efficient response to natural disasters, whilst relieving pressure on the Royal Navy. Our concept design for the 140m ship includes a 100 bed NATO Role 3 medical treatment facility, a large forward upper and lower hold with 6500m3 of flexible storage space over two levels, a ramp and vehicle deck, a hangar and a vehicle garage. The design has been developed in parallel with a comprehensive operating model and CONOPS, and was presented at the International Naval Engineering Conference & Exhibition (INEC) in 2016.

Steller Systems draws on its extensive experience of providing naval architecture and systems engineering support to in-service vessels to ensure that its concept designs are realistic, pragmatic and solve many of the problems encountered in current vessel designs.

For more information, please see our concept designs page.

Meet Steller Systems at the University of Southampton Maritime Careers Day

Steller Systems is exhibiting at the University of Southampton Maritime Careers Day today, 12th November 2018.  If you’re currently studying at the University of Southampton and are interested in joining our dynamic, multi-disciplinary team of naval architects, marine engineers, systems engineers and structural engineers, then please visit us in room 1125, building B176 from 10am to 3pm.

Meet Steller Systems at INEC 2018

Naval engineers from over 18 countries are currently gathering in Glasgow for the 14^th International Naval Engineering Conference (INEC) which starts today and runs until Thursday 4^th October.  The schedule is busier than ever with over 100 presentations, the Sir Donald Gosling Award for authors 35 or under, an exhibition, networking events and a STEM outreach day for local students.

If you’re attending the conference, then please come and visit us on our stand in the main exhibition area next to Speakers’ Corner.

Project San Bao at 2018 Monaco Yacht Show

Following the launch of Illusion Plus – the largest yacht ever to be built in Asia – Pride Mega Yachts has unveiled its new concept Project San Bao at the 2018 Monaco Yacht Show.  The design is a unique collaboration between naval architects Steller Systems Ltd., yacht managers Andrew Weir Yacht Management, exterior designers Rainsford Mann Design and interior designers David Chang Design Associates.

The model is currently available for viewing on board Illusion Plus, which earlier in the week won the 2018 MYS Interior Design Award.  Many congratulations to Pride Mega Yachts, Rainsford Mann Design and the team!